Buhari orders sale of forfeited Assets within 6 Months
President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the sale of all assets deemed to have been illegally acquired and therefore forfeited to the federal government.
According to the presidential directive, all affected assets must be sold within the next six months so as to make more funds available to the government.
This was disclosed by the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami who inaugurated a 22-member Inter-Ministerial Committee, to undertake the assignment, on Monday, 9th November
The AGF confirmed that the committee, headed by the Solicitor-General of the Federation and Permanent Secretary Federal Ministry of Justice, Mr. Dayo Apata, has been approved by the President since October 27.
He added that the action is in compliance with the anti-corruption drive of the current administration and backed by relevant extant laws of the country.
Thatat will be good if they used the money for something good..
Honestly buhari is not my president
I hope they will do it or carry out the sales of that assets with integrity.
They should sell everything without exclude any of the sized assets, that is welcome development.
At least it will generate more revenue to the purse of the federal government by doing so.
The selling of all these assets should be carried out with transparency and accountability not with dubious (magomago).
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What will the government do with the proceeds of sale of the forfeited assets if not to loot them
God save us..o
Will this boost the economy or will it create job opportunity for the youth
How is this going to boost our economy.
You people will still be the ones to buy them… Mteeeeeeeew
That will be a good idea if only that will be
Done in a transparent way, and when the assets are sold government should use the money wisely.
Very good ,only if they use it for something important in the country.
after selling it what will the money be used for
And the money should be used wisely to settle the country’s wahala.